Subscription rates and mailing options for carted Ohio and overseas
Rates listed for one year six months and three months by cartier and mall to Ohio with variations for carrier service overseas and common carrier. The note mentions second class matter status and requests for letters of request for service men overseas. Advertising rates available on application from Jon W Cullen Company with offices in Chicago New York Columbus Cleveland.
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Cartier
Ohio
Cenin
Athens
Jon W Cullen
Chicago
New York
Columbus
Cleveland
WCTU Meeting and Community Notices in Coolville
Coolville notices report the WCTU will meet January 17 at 7 30 PM in the Methodist Church with dues due. A household shower honoring Mr and Mrs Forrest Linton is planned January 21 at Ars Linton’s parents home. WSCS and Bethel groups plan year projects and February meetings. Various social visits and weekend gatherings are listed, with readers invited to attend and send greetings.
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Alda Larson
Hazel Parrish
White Cross Hospital
Women's Society of Christian Service of Bethel
Frank Reed
Florence Gillilan
Edward Blake
Lottridge
Frank SicPherson
Earl Cowdery
Hockingport
Josephine Scott
L. M. Walden
G. R. Walden
Gilbert
W. Va
Carl Lockhart
Barbara Chapman
Athens
Janice Chapman
Ralph Wines
Miss Havel Wines
Forrest Cunningham
Gail Hickman
Charleston
Wls. Lowe
James Wines
Everest Flesher
Parkersburg
Roxie Flesher
Susan Lowe
Reeds
William Wines
Bonnie Lynn
Old Guard Holds On In Republican Battle For Nominee
Charleston Gazette reports that the Republican Old Guard maintains tight control over the party and blocks progressives like Stassen from the presidential nomination. It cites Willkie and Morse as examples of party resistance and warns that the Old Guard seeks to keep leadership from challengers while the public grows disillusioned.
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Willkie
Roosevelt
Avery
Stassen
Republican Party
Old Guard
Alf Landon
Wayne Morse
Morse
America
Congress
Ward Heeler
Charleston Gazette
President Truman and the wartime strike power debate
The article discusses Truman's oath to enforce laws and the workforce disruptions in Washington. It argues Congress and the President may seize major industries under the Smith Connally Act to prevent national telephone outages and calls for harsher penalties for illegal strikes. It cites Britain’s 1926 general strike and potential Labor Disputes Act parallels.
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Washington
Truman
United States
Canepur- Acv
Congress
Department of Justice
Britain
Amone
Demobilization Hopes vs. Reality After World War I
The piece argues demobilization is faster than expected but home life and industry misread the scale. It warns Americans misunderstood required manpower and transport, noting continued military needs for years and the risk of future generations in uniform. It cites historical quotes to stress perseverance and thoroughness.
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Eisenhower
Labor peace not found in single labor formula says expert
Peter Edson reports from Washington on Shirors Swallenbach who after eight months as secretary of labor argues there is no universal remedy for labor disputes. He cites mixed results from fact finding and arbitration and warns that rapid settlement machines may fail, using railroads as examples of slow but steady processes.
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Lois
Los
Pikes
Parcher
Pike
Calvina
Calvin
Bovee
Washington
of Lahor
Tydsa Levis E. Schwellennach
United States
Z Y Hirwellenbach
Tif
CPA
Labor Management Conference
War Labor Board
National War Labor Board
Supreme Court For Labor
War Labor Boards
Schwellenbach
National Mediation Board
Railway Adjustment Board
Infant christened at St Pauls Athens
Theresa Ann infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Clarence Hunter was christened January 6 at St Pauls Athens with Rev TcMahon officiating. Sponsors were Mr and Mrs Paul vy of Athens. Mrs Minnie Lanning and Mrs Dee Plumbo of Columbus visited relatives in the area.
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the Plains
Theresa Ann
Clarence Hunter
St Paul's Athens
TcMahon
Paulvy
Athe.s
Minnie Lanning
Dee Plumbo
Columbus
Joe Wallace
Ray Tucker
Chauncey
Preson Tucker and Son
C. S. Buffington
Alle Buffington
Ma Snider
Shelterings Hospital
E. T. Thor
Blanche Thompson
Charles
Lawrence
Lloyd Thorne
Carl Michael
Thorne
Dennis Childers
Nelsonville
R. D
Doug Locke
Donald Osborne
Richard West
Pomeroy
Thomas Hensler
Martin Hunter
Famil
Dexter News Notes Local visits and moves across Dexter area
Dexter residents report frequent social visits including Mrs Ella Nelson staying in Albany and visiting H C Smith home, Mr and Mrs Elmer McCaskey moving to Grass Run, and multiple relatives touring Akron Dayton and Wilkesville. Garners show Tiny town exchanges and family stays through midweek.
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Dexter—Boyd
Ball
Max Smith
Homer West
Ella Nelson
William Gil- Ingiv
Albany
H. C. Smith
Wilbur Braley
Tyesville
Air
Cash Braley
Aftis Estel Arroanrl
Tluntington
Elmer McCaskey
F.C. Anderson
Grass Run
Clair Buzcard
Dayton
Life Minor
A. L. Glaze
Akron
Daston
Max Davis
Middeport
Perley Nelson
Bert Davis
Iva Weaver
Charles Campbell
Langsville
S. C. Cook
K. of P. Lodge
Wilkesville
H. J. Marchington
Gallipolis
Mra. Nicholes
Middleport
Local Social Notes and 20 Years Ago Recap
Social happenings include a garage gathering at Grange Hall with many local residents such as George Mir and L. E. Her and Mrs. Everett Grant, plus a music festival committee with Mrs. E. J. Arnold and Mrs. Lightfoot. A twenty year retrospective notes the death of Judge Elmer O. Pettit and various community events in Athens and Logan.
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Grange Hall
George Mir
L. E
Everett Grant
Frank Coon
Helen Cassell
James Casell
Marian Carmichael
Olive Dorsey
Helen Fish
al Hughes
Rank Moler
Claremont Woodyard
Harry Coon
Charles Coon
Loren Cade
Harry George
Parker Sands
Gene Byard
Orland Gandes
Nelsonville
Boosters Ciue
Clarence Natzigger
E. J. Arnold
John Lightfoot
Will Simington
Elmer O. Pettit
Hocking County Common Pleas Court
Logan
Dorcas Community News Highlights Local Visits and Acknowledgments
Dorcas notes show numerous visits including Rev and Mrs Ray Beegle Wilmington with Mrs Beegle's mother Mrs Addie Wilson and Mrs Mildred Baker as new operator at the Dorcas exchange. Army discharge arrivals Harold Rhodes and Lt Allen Salser visit family, with extended family travels from Columbus, Zanesville, East Liverpool, Steubenville and Letart. Rabbits fur coats referenced.
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Dorcas
Bob Whrods
Antruity
Ira Beegle
Ray Beegle
Wilmington
Harold Bergle
Jack
James Shank
Apple Grove
Witc
Tom Beeele
Harold Rhodes
U. S. Army
Camp Atterbury
Allen Salser
Pacific
Ed Salser
Columbus
Lawrence
Lillian
Floyd Chapman
Letart
Addie Wilson
Ruby Wingett
East Liverpool
Violet Boswell
Chester
W. Va
Howard Biges
Oliver Landers
Homer Biggs
Steubenville
Addie Decker
Tromer Biggs
Africa
Italy
Oak Grove Grange Meeting and School Reopens
Oak Grove Grange to hold regular meeting Friday evening January 15. Oak Grove School reopened Monday after a long influenza shutdown before Christmas. Several residents report postwar medical treatments and military discharges. Mrs. Leonard Zennerman and Mrs. Myrta Hartman returned from Columbus and Grant Hospital for care of relatives.
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Oak Grove
York Grange
Leonard Zennerman
Columbus
Tommy
Myrta Hartman
Grant Hospital
Mable Barrows
Lee
Chase
Laura Hartman
Howard Hartman
John Hartman
Arm
Germany
Ack Hankieson
Eugene Hankieson
South Pacific
Edith and
Evelyn Hartman
Athens
Charles Hartman
Suffer By Dewitt Mackenzie Madrid
The report describes Madrid cave dwellers living in sand hill caves after civil and world wars. Families endure cold, floods, fires, malnutrition, and disease with high child mortality. The piece links poverty to war trauma and housing shortages in suburbs near Madrid.
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Dewitt MacKenzie
Madrid
Old City
Spain
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Coolville News
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John Clays
Honorbee
Sion
Lotgnt 10
Lin
Pareher
Clay
God
Mary Baker Eddy
F. W. Nichol
W. E. Gladstone
Peter Edson
the Plains News
Bill Thompson
Roger Johnson
Melvin Thompson
Coshocten
Carl Wicks
Carl Eugene
Buddy Wicks
Wicks
Laura Tipton
Dexter News
House of Representatives
Washington, D.C
Veterans
F. D. Higgins
Albert G. Jenkins
Revealers” Dramatics Organiion of
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Melban Lodworth
Frances Zineke
Art Cameron
William Laurent
Charles Woodworth
Dean Irma E. Voigt
W. H. Cooper
G. E. Whipple
Athens Board of Education
A. B. Roe
Prof
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